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![]() Trusts and Charities offering assistanceGrants, teaching support and financial assistance available to Clergy and Lay Ministers. |
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Contact Details |
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All Saints’ Educational Trust |
Mr Stephen P Harrow (Clerk) > St Tel: 020
7283 4485 E-mail: enquiries@aset.org.uk Web: www.aset.org.uk |
Specifically supports the teaching of Religious Studies and Home Economics. Main aim to increase the number of qualified teachers & improve the skills of teachers. Trust will NOT assist those who 1) hope for a career in business/ management, engineering, law, medicine, nursery nursing, social or welfare work. 2) intend training for ordination 3) request a Sabbatical period 4) want finances to go to an overseas conference |
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Miss Beetle Seymour-Williams Brook
Farm Tel: 01249 782 317 |
Objective is to help with the education of persons in financial need for the Ministry of the C of E and the maintenance of such persons and their dependents. Priority to ordinands and their families. On occasion do give assistance to persons in Ministry undertaking further academic qualifications. Grants given of up to £250. |
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Church |
Linda
Howell or Partnership
House Tel:
020 7928 8681 E-mail: info@cms-uk.org Web: www.cms-uk.org |
Provides scholarships and financial support for training leaders, grants for missions and mission interchange. |
| Cleaver Ordination Candidates’ Fund |
Rev
Dr Peter Lynn E-mail: palproof@hotmail.com |
Assists ordinands and clergy with postgraduate study. Also helps parochial clergy on approved study leave. Candidates must belong to the Catholic tradition within the Anglican Communion. |
| Corporation of the Sons of the Clergy |
Robert
Welsford (The Registrar) Tel:
020 7799 3696 www.sonsoftheclergy.org.uk |
Offers financial help to clergy inc their widows, separated/divorced spouses and dependent children under 25. Must write to registrar with details to request an application form. Helps with: house repairs/ decoration, heating expenses, nursing home fees, medical expenses, marital counselling, debts, child maintenance, bereavement expenses, removals and re-settlement, book grants, education (eg. Secondary sch fees & clothing, school travel & trips, musical instruments and lessons). Does NOT help with: holidays, convalescence, courses for clergy or their spouses, purchase of property, sabbaticals hospital visiting & clerical clothing. |
| Culham Educational Foundation |
Bronwyn
Davison (Operations Manager) Tel:
01865 284 885 enquiries@culham.ac.uk Web: www.culham.ac.uk |
Grants not exceeding £1000 normally limited to individuals living or working within the geographical boundaries of the Diocese of Oxford. Grants can also be given to former Culham students who are still teaching but living outside the Diocese of Oxford. Grants are awarded for studies in religious education, religious studies, theology, collective worship or spiritual development, studies in schools and their management, and for clergy study leave/courses of study. |
| Ecclesiastical Insurance Group |
Tel:
01452 528 533 E-mail: |
Bursary
Award Scheme open to those in full time stipendiary ministry in a
Christian Church, whether clerical or lay people, male or female. Provides grants for
work-related projects, contribute to a study course away from a
demanding ministry or support research in the |
| English-Speaking |
Natasha
Plaister (Education Assistant) General
Tel:
020 7529 1500 Web: www.esu.org |
Each
year the ESU offers a fund, the AMCTG of up to £1800, to
British Clergy for travel in the |
| Fellowship of the Maple Leaf |
Canon
John Williams (Secretary) Tel:
0131 445 2983 |
Individual
bursaries to clergy, ordinands and lay people for studying and sharing
of experiences by |
| Foundation of St Matthias |
Mrs Fax: 0117 925 0460 |
Grants
are awarded for accredited qualifications recognised by the trustees. Grants will NOT
normally be given to those who study for second or subsequent degrees. Grants given for the
training of social workers, community workers, youth workers, teachers,
training ministers of the C of E, study of music and arts. Preference to applicants
from Dioceses of Bath & Wells, |
| Friends of the Clergy Corporation |
Secretary Tel:
020 7222 2288 Web : www.friendsoftheclergy.org |
Aims broadly similar with the CSOC. Liaise closely with each other and accept each other’s application forms. Helps with: holidays, primary school clothing, retirement, infant, adult and clerical clothing, hospital visiting, convalescence & maintenance for children at universities/colleges. |
| Hockerill Educational Foundation |
Mr
Colin Broomfield Tel:
01992 303 053 |
Awards
are made to teachers, intending teachers and others in further or
higher education with a priority to the teaching of RE.
NO awards to
those training for ordination, mission, social work, counselling or to
children at school. Preference
to supporting development of RE in Dioceses of Chelmsford and |
| John James Charitable Trust |
David
Runton Tel: 0113 250 3770 |
Assist Inner City Churches with funding Lay and Pastoral workers. Interested in start ups which haven’t been tried before in a particular community. Do NOT fund graduate/post-graduate studies, sabbaticals or physical resources (eg. buildings, computers, furniture). |
| Keswick Hall Charity |
Emma
Koro Tel:
01603 592 632 Web: www.uea.ac.uk |
Priority to individuals living or studying in the area of East Anglia covered by the Dioceses of Ely, Norwich, St Edmundsbury & Ipswich. Offers funding for individuals taking courses in religious education & research projects in RE. General theological study only eligible when it will be applied to the religious education of children or adults. Do NOT make grants for buildings, courses in pastoral work or courses which are purely for personal interest. |
| Petites |
Mr
James and Mrs Helen Gray Tel:
020 7834 0001 |
Formerly
run by the Priscilla Trust.
Offers
accommodation in |
| Philip Usher Memorial Fund |
Janet Laws (Secretary for the fund and the Bishop of London) The
Old Deanery Tel: 020
7248 6233 |
Seeks to award a major scholarship each year for the study of Eastern Orthodoxy in-situ. Applicants must be either ordained ministers or accepted candidates for ordination. Priority given to applicants under 36 yrs old. Required to spend between 6-18 mths abroad in the study of faith and practice of the Orthodox Church. Also small travel grants for shorter periods of Orthodox study are sometimes available. |
| Sarum St Michael Educational Charity |
Tim
Macquiban E-mail: admin@sarum.ac.uk |
Does not give grants apart from small bursaries to those on own Politics and Theology programme. |
| St Aidan’s College Charity |
St
Aidan’s College Charity |
To assist ordinands with the cost of their theological training. Limited grants for in-service training of clergy. |
| St Boniface Trust |
Mr
P J L Binns (Secretary) |
Trust is confined to C of E. Gives grants to clergy and ordinands for books, courses, sabbaticals, etc. In particular the education and training of missionaries. |
| St Christopher’s College Educational Trust |
Mr
D S Grimes |
Small
one-off grants restricted to practising members of the Anglican church
who take a course of study in the |
| St Deiniols Residential Library |
Peter
Francis Reception
Tel: 01244
532 350 |
Scholarships are awarded for any period from a week to several months. Covers the use of the library, bed & breakfast and dinner. Bursaries to stay at the library at a highly subsidised rate are open to anyone. Partners and children are also welcome to stay at the bursary rate. |
| St Gabriel’s Trust |
Mr
Peter M Duffell |
Concerned with teacher-training for School RE teachers only. |
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Rev
Paul Conder (Secretary) E-mail:
college@stgeorges.org.il
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Open to bothclergy and laity. A centre of continuing education offering short-term courses as well as facilities for individual study and reflection. Grant applications open to anyone who needs help with funding their trip. |
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| St Luke’s College Foundation |
Prof Michael Bond (Director) Heathayne |
Grants personal awards to individuals engaged in postgraduate study and research leading to qualifications in theology and religious education. Also makes corporate awards to support research in university-level organisations working in this field. Only makes grants for undergraduate study in exceptional cases. Does NOT finance buildings or provide bursaries for institutions to administer. |
| St Mary’s College Trust |
Mr Gwilym Jones |
Regionally operated. Has limited funds. Will only consider applications if of real value to a substantial group of people. An individual project will not be considered unless it clearly benefits others. Priority given to teachers & others engaged in religious education. Awards for conferences/courses overseas only made in exceptional cases. |
| USPG |
The
Rt Rev Michael Doe (General Secretary) or Partnership
House Tel:
020 7928 8681 Web: www.uspg.org.uk |
Mainly responds to requests from overseas Bishops to needs in their diocese. Offers financial support to church and lay workers wanting to experience life in an overseas church for 1-3 mths on an Expanding Horizons Programme. |
| Winston Churchill Memorial Trust |
Ms Sue Matthews (Trust Office Manager) 15
Queen’s Gate Terrace Tel:
020 7584 9315 Web: www.wcmt.org.uk |
100 Travelling Fellowships are awarded annually for projects overseas lasting 4-8 wks on average. Grant awarded covers all expenses inc. return air fare, daily living, travel within the visited country and travel insurance. The Trust CANNOT award grants for attending courses or academic studies. |
| Women’s Continuing Ministerial Education Trust |
Venerable Christopher Lowson Ministry
Division |
Aim is to further the Continuing Ministerial Education of women within the C of E & Scottish Episcopal Church by means of grants to ordained women, female accredited lay workers & religious sisters (lay or ordained). Can assist with in-service training, academic study, sabbaticals and travel. |